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What the comments said about Tricking my girlfriend into eating MASSIVE SHRIMP

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Tricking my girlfriend into eating MASSIVE SHRIMP

Chef Tyler

3.6M views126k/hr976 comments read1:12

This video features a chef and his girlfriend. The chef makes a series of dishes featuring progressively larger shrimp, which he serves to his girlfriend. The video ends with the girlfriend laughing in disbelief as she is served giant shrimp.

Everyone was cracking up over how ridiculous the giant seafood progression got.

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The mood

30% positive65% neutral5% negative

πŸ˜‚ 89😭 54❀ 42πŸŽ‰ 26πŸ˜… 21

Estimated automated0%
  • 24 accounts with no uploads
  • 17 auto-generated account names
  • 15 posted within minutes of upload

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When people showed up

976 comments, busiest in the first hour after upload

Underrated here

β€œI thought he said every time I pee my girlfriend shrimp and I was so confused πŸ˜­πŸ˜­β€
@LRae34431 like22 hours agoSee it on YouTube

The audio out of context sounded completely inappropriate.

Also overlooked

β€œHELP MY PHONE GLITCHED AND I WAS IN A DIFFERENT APP WHILE HEARING THIS😭😭 WITHOUT BEING ABLE TO SEE WHAT’S HAPPENING. THIS SOUNDS SO WRONG”
@L1ght_0f_Th3_Stxrs0 likes11 hours agoSee it on YouTube
β€œTyler really said: Size matters, but only when it comes to seafood. πŸ¦πŸ˜‚β€
@yumimaddox98910 likes1 day agoSee it on YouTube

Most liked

β€œβ€œdoes the shrimp eat other shrimp??” valid question”
@Miiyokii5k likes1 day agoSee it on YouTube
β€œI admire her candor; she tells it like it is, while remaining humble and kind”
@arhilma780 likes20 hours agoSee it on YouTube
β€œI'm watching this at 1 a.m. and I hear, "Every time my boyfriend says 'shrimp,' I'm going to make the shrimp bigger."”
@cecilyna672 likes1 day agoSee it on YouTube

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